California voters face Proposition 41 on the November 3, 2026 ballot, which would mandate pre-election audits by the state auditor for citizen-initiated special taxes once 25 percent of signatures are collected and require recurring four-year performance audits for new or increased special taxes enacted after January 1, 2026, while barring new state taxes from exemption under the existing voter-approved spending limit. The measure qualified in June after clearing signature thresholds and directly conflicts with the competing wealth-tax proposal, drawing backing from fiscal accountability advocates and figures seeking to enforce spending caps. Recent October state auditor findings highlighting nearly $885,000 in identified waste across agencies have reinforced arguments for expanded oversight. September polling showed 51 percent support, and trader consensus reflected in current pricing incorporates these transparency-focused developments alongside broader resistance to new tax structures ahead of the election.
第 41 号提案是加利福尼亚州的一项选票提案,目前计划于 2026年11月3日 投票。该提案将审计新税收支出,并禁止新税收被排除在州支出上限之外,从而抵消第 40 号提案中提出的财富税。 如果指定的选票提案在目前计划于 2026年11月3日 举行的加利福尼亚州全州普选中获得多数选民批准,本市场将结算为“是”。否则,该市场将判定为“否”。 如果截至 2027年3月31日 尚未对指定的选票提案进行投票,或其结果尚未得到明确确认,本市场将结算为“否”。 本市场将根据可信新闻报道形成的共识进行判定。如有歧义,本市场将仅依据加利福尼亚州的官方信息进行结算,包括加利福尼亚州州务卿的信息(https://www.sos.ca.gov/)。
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